Im having a hard time using the Neo Joysticks since Im used to game pads...Motions for the "POWER GEYSER" of Terry are difficult to perform...Any techniques?...Like should I let the motions "slide" or should I perform it quickly...Im at a lost...I cant do the moves the way I do them when I play games for the PS2 and the DC...anyone exp this sort of problem...
Neo Joystick Motions...
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I have a "special" custom joystick you could use to get your technique down, if you'd like. I call it the "Ultra-Warm Mushroom Top 3000." In my experience, no other joystick can touch the Ultra-Warm Mushroom Top 3000 when it comes to ease of use. It's rigid and sturdy, yet it moves like a cloud.
Try to get all your moves in quick though, it's usually only functional for around 2-3 minutes.
Try to get all your moves in quick though, it's usually only functional for around 2-3 minutes.
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Usually when I'm engaged in a conversation with a lady it's me who ends up saying "pls pls pls pls pls."Eliza said:
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Eliza said:
The Joystick motion should come off at the same speed you'd use on a pad. Sounds like you're having a problem with timing.
Pick a title with a training or Vs. mode and practice there 'till you can pull your moves off with better ease.
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You're quite welcome, ma'am.
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Eliza-
I would also suggest that as you practice, continuously look at the orientation of your left hand with respect to the angle of the controller itself. This is to assure that your QCF and HCB are true to angle, and not offset +/- 45 degrees.
What also helps for me, is how I hold the old-style stick. I don't know how tall you are, but i'm just shy under 6', and what I do (no innuendo intended) is simply put the controller between my legs so that it is held by my lower, inner thighs and the upper corners of the controller stop at the knee. Then I cross my caves, basically bracing the controller in one position. This assures that it stays in one place, but I maintain my level of comfort while sitting up straight. This maximizes my dexterity and agility for any fighter, Schmup, what have you.
Spending time in practice mode really is the best solution overall though. Really, practice all the quarter circle and half circle motions... ALOT. Practice your QCF x 2 AB, BC, CD, AC, BD moves as well as your QCF, HCB, motions too. These motions are very common for SNK DM's and SDM's.
Timing... as fast as you can accurately pull off each move, that's all I can say. The CPU thinks fast, it'll catch every button press you do.
Hope this helps.
I would also suggest that as you practice, continuously look at the orientation of your left hand with respect to the angle of the controller itself. This is to assure that your QCF and HCB are true to angle, and not offset +/- 45 degrees.
What also helps for me, is how I hold the old-style stick. I don't know how tall you are, but i'm just shy under 6', and what I do (no innuendo intended) is simply put the controller between my legs so that it is held by my lower, inner thighs and the upper corners of the controller stop at the knee. Then I cross my caves, basically bracing the controller in one position. This assures that it stays in one place, but I maintain my level of comfort while sitting up straight. This maximizes my dexterity and agility for any fighter, Schmup, what have you.
Spending time in practice mode really is the best solution overall though. Really, practice all the quarter circle and half circle motions... ALOT. Practice your QCF x 2 AB, BC, CD, AC, BD moves as well as your QCF, HCB, motions too. These motions are very common for SNK DM's and SDM's.
Timing... as fast as you can accurately pull off each move, that's all I can say. The CPU thinks fast, it'll catch every button press you do.
Hope this helps.
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Eliza said:
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The move is listed a "down-back-downback-foward" or if you looked at the controller like a clock: "6:00-9:00-7:30-3:00"
But what I find works best is to do a quarter circle back then half circle foward and it works every time.
But what I find works best is to do a quarter circle back then half circle foward and it works every time.
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Ok,
I used to have problems pulling off moves as well on AES stick as well. My friend helped me out with this, he said to practice and exaggerate the moves slowly. After awhile, you begin to recoginize the clicks. From there, you can start speeding the motions up and your in business. Its come to a point that we can almost hear what move our opponets are pulling off, hah, led to some petty arguments from time to time. All it takes is practice, lots of practice. I think that the Neo AES sticks are the best controllers out there. I hope this helps you a bit, it did me.
I used to have problems pulling off moves as well on AES stick as well. My friend helped me out with this, he said to practice and exaggerate the moves slowly. After awhile, you begin to recoginize the clicks. From there, you can start speeding the motions up and your in business. Its come to a point that we can almost hear what move our opponets are pulling off, hah, led to some petty arguments from time to time. All it takes is practice, lots of practice. I think that the Neo AES sticks are the best controllers out there. I hope this helps you a bit, it did me.
Spike said:The move is listed a "down-back-downback-foward" or if you looked at the controller like a clock: "6:00-9:00-7:30-3:00"
But what I find works best is to do a quarter circle back then half circle foward and it works every time.
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I realize you already got it, but I just wanted to throw this in. It may just be a fluke, or a specific deal with me, but qcb+qcf prodces a flawless power geyser for me every time. It's not the proper procedure for this move, and of course it depends on what game you're talking about, but I find this works for me in 9/10 games. It may just be the fact that I'm incredibly drunk right now, I apoligize if this is totally useless info.
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wait till the dreaded Razing Storm is attempted...
now that move was intimidating the first time I even thought about trying it...but as with all things NEO, there is nothing that cannot be overcome with practice(usually insane amounts)...
keep training Eliza!
now that move was intimidating the first time I even thought about trying it...but as with all things NEO, there is nothing that cannot be overcome with practice(usually insane amounts)...
keep training Eliza!
Kazuki Dash said:wait till the dreaded Razing Storm is attempted...
now that move was intimidating the first time I even thought about trying it...but as with all things NEO, there is nothing that cannot be overcome with practice(usually insane amounts)...
keep training Eliza!
Thats a move I still cant figure out...its like im getting it 1 out of 5 times I try...Thanks sir!
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1 in 5 is nothing to sneer at, you seem to be making good progress...which has me thinking I should be getting some good fighting practice too, think I'll try to hit up some SVC and dust off my RYO skills on some unsuspecting noobs tomorrow...
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Eliza said:
No problem.
As for the raizing storm I would have to explain to someone in person how to do it the easiest way.
You kind of have to make a "pretzel" motion.Aw hell, I'll give it a shot: downfoward, let the stick go to the neutral position, halfcircle foward, let the stick go to the neutral position again, downback.
Kind of like this if it makes ANY sense to you.
Spike said:No problem.
As for the raizing storm I would have to explain to someone in person how to do it the easiest way.
Aw hell, I'll give it a shot: downfoward, let the stick go to the neutral position, halfcircle foward, let the stick go to the neutral position again, downback.
Kind of like this if it makes ANY sense to you.
COOL IL TRY THAT ONE!!!!
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I solved it.Spike said:
It's a boat.
